Petitions/Fund high-quality, non-partisan political and citizenship teaching resources
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Opened11 Feb 2026
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Youth Parliament UK urges the Government to invest in high-quality, non-partisan lesson resources that any teacher can use. It’s vital students are taught the skills for informed and active participation in society, but too often teachers don’t have the support, leaving students without consistency.

This would help teachers feel more confident delivering these topics and ensure that lessons on democracy, government, citizens’ rights and responsibilities, media literacy, and more, are taught to a high and impartial standard in all secondary schools across the UK. With the proposal to lower the voting age, and in an age of AI and algorithms, it is essential we make high-quality, non-biased political and citizenship education a right, not a lottery.

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Zöe Franklin
1Zöe Franklin MP
Guildford
70
David Williams
2David Williams MP
Stoke-on-Trent North
23
Mr Will Forster
3Mr Will Forster MP
Woking
20
Sir Jeremy Hunt
4Sir Jeremy Hunt MP
Godalming and Ash
14
Andrew Ranger
5Andrew Ranger MP
Wrexham
14
Mike Kane
6Mike Kane MP
Wythenshawe and Sale East
13
Gareth Snell
7Gareth Snell MP
Stoke-on-Trent Central
12
Dan Aldridge
8Dan Aldridge MP
Weston-super-Mare
11
Naushabah Khan
9Naushabah Khan MP
Gillingham and Rainham
9
Vikki Slade
10Vikki Slade MP
Mid Dorset and North Poole
9